Arrest at 100 BLOCK OF MAIN STREET on 09/03/2026 12:00 AM
Type: Arrest
Date: 09/03/2026 12:00 AM
Description: CDS Violation. a business in the area for a reported hit-and-run collision. officers contacted the victim, who stated that his vehicle had been struck by another vehicle, whose operator left the scene without reporting the collision. Camera footage showed the striking vehicle, operated by a subject, hit the victim’s vehicle, back into a parking space, and strike the victim’s vehicle a second time. Subject was later at that location. officers and his K9 partner, Atlas, conducted a free-air sniff of subject’s personal vehicle. The subsequent search revealed one Buprenorphine wrapper containing eight suspected Buprenorphine strips and a cut straw. A search of subject’s work truck revealed one clear plastic tear-off baggie. Subject was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center. Following his arrival, correctional deputies searched his person and property and located three additional Buprenorphine wrappers containing suspected Buprenorphine strips. Subject was charged with Failure to Stop Following a Vehicle/Property Damage Accident, Failure to Notify the Owner of a Vehicle/Property Damage, CDS Possession—Not Cannabis, CDS Possession of Paraphernalia, and Possession of Contraband in a Place of Confinement.
Address: 100 BLOCK OF MAIN STREET, Prince, MD,
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Area Missing Persons
Area Cold Cases
Name
Melanie MethenyAge
21Cause of Death
MissingInfo
On the morning of wednesday july 19, 2006, melanie metheny left her residence in campbells creek with two of her children and the child of her current boyfriend. It is believed that she dropped off the boyfriend’s child between 7:30 and 8:00 am at the home of the child’s paternal grandmother in the dry branch area of campbell’s creek and then continued to the country kids daycare located in the 3000 block of east dupont ave belle. There she dropped off her two children between 7:50am and 8:00 am. Friends, family, and daycare workers said melanie told them she was going to garnett career college in charleston that day to pick up her transcripts and deliver them to west virginia state college where she intended to start classes. Melanie never returned to pick up her children from the daycare. According to melanie’s cell phone records, she placed two calls between 9:00 am and 9:30am that morning, one of which to her voice mail, and both calls had been placed from the western kanawha and eastern putnam co. Areas. A check was done at west virginia state college and garnett and no contact was made with melanie that day. Melanie’s van, 1998 gold chevrolet venture van, was located 4 days later on july 23, 2006, parked on the street in the residential area of wyoming street and beuhring ave on the west side of charleston. One witness in the area said that the van had been parked there since around the afternoon of wednesday july 19, 2006. Melanie metheny was 21 years old when she was reported as missing. She has long strawberry blond hair, brown eyes, 5’3”, and approximately 100lbs. She didn’t have any tattoos but has a scar on her lower right leg/ankle and a plate and two screws that she received from a car accident. Melanie metheny is the mother of 3 children. Their ages at the time of her disappearance were 1, 3, and 5 years. Since the time she was reported missing the kanawha county sheriff’s office has expended numerous man hours while conducting this missing person case. We have received hundreds of tips since her disappearance and conducted follow-up investigations on each tip. We actively follow up on any leads that are brought to our attention. We know that someone in the public has information that could lead us to a closure in this case.Agency
Kanawha County Sheriff